The London Road-based outfit recorded their tenth victory of the season as they won by five wickets at Wargrave.
The home side posted 156 all out as Middlesex U18 batter Isaac Humphrey (35) and Euan Woods (55 not out) made patient runs before Max Uttley’s four for 30 spun out his opponents.
Cameron Hemp (37) and Harrison Ward (46 not out) ensuring Wycombe maintain their 33 point lead with four games to go.
Louis Delport’s all-round display helped second placed Oxford Downs secure maximum points in their two wicket victory at Banbury.
Delport claimed five for 52 as Banbury battled to 208 for 8 from their 64 overs. Charlie Hill’s excellent unbeaten knock of 64, which contained nine boundaries, was the top scorer for the White Post Road club. Lloyd Sabin (35) opened up with runs,
After George Sandbach (35) and Luke Maslen (53) gave Downs early promise, David Eaton’s five for 23 clawed Banbury back into the game. It was Delport who scored a 33-ball, undefeated 48 that edged the visitors home.
Finchampstead remain third after drawing with a Stoke Green side battling to stay up, with a share of the spoils another positive for the club.
After electing to bat, Finchampstead’s top order all made runs as James Isbell (51) and Greg Smith (67) added 101 for the first wicket, before Dan Marles weighed in with 55. Eddie Campion (47) and Jed Crerar (38 not out) ensured the hosts got past the 300-mark before they declared after 53 overs (301-6). Green’s Passikku Madusanka took five for 101.
Chetan Sharma made 41 from the number one slot and although Samm Daniel claimed four for 36, it was Farhaan Khan (20) and Munir Ur Rehman Tanzil (35 not out) who fought to help Green add the extra points for a drawn game which could prove vital at the end of the season.
Aston Rowant secured 25 points as they defeated Harefield by six wickets after a successful chase.
The win was set up as Josh Mctaggart (5-31) and Max Mannering (4-44) enjoyed success with the ball as New Zealander Gareth Severin hammered 98 from just 81 balls, including 15 boundaries, three of which being sixes.
Rowant opener Chris Watling (37) gave the chase a positive start before Joshua Smith guided his side to the win with 78 not out after a half century from Luke Hayes.
Charlie Dunnett’s performance with ball, then bat, played a huge part as Henley defeated Great Brickhill by eight wickets.
Dunnett took four for 66 and with support from Adam Searle (4-11) the pair removed Great Brickhill for 152 all out. Jonny Cater stroked 55 not out and Navin Kavikara made 52 as the pair made 88 for the seventh wicket, but Brickhill’s other batters didn’t fire.
Henley were reduced to 28 for 2 before Connor Lamsdale (32 not out) and player-of-the match Dunnett (83 not out) added 125 runs for the third wicket as Henley took the winning points.
